Sentence examples for launched a development from inspiring English sources
Washington has also launched a development program in the tribal area.
It was Faisal who created a bureaucracy, organised the oil industry and launched a development plan that included the radical innovation of schools for girls.Joseph Kéchichian is an American scholar of Lebanese-Armenian descent.
In the previous wave, the excessive use of energy and materials, coupled with insufficient technology, launched a development which was unable to prevent petrochemical pollution in its various forms.
The WRU also launched a development regional side in north Wales in 2010, but the company running the Rygbi Gogledd Cymru team went into administration in January 2011 because of financial difficulties.
To build a strategic competitive advantage, jSpan will launch a development program focused on developing new functionality and adding support for a variety of information appliances.
The WTO ministerial meeting in November should launch a "development round" of trade negotiations, bringing down tariff and other barriers for least-developed countries (which account for only 0.4% of global trade), and building a system that poor countries can participate in effectively.Third, we need to abandon protectionism in aid.
It is a couple of years since Leeds Rhinos investigated launching a development centre in north London only to be given short shrift by the RFL.
Magic Leap is launching a development platform.
The auto companies that are first to successfully launch a development platform for autonomous cars will have a distinct advantage.
(i) The sites in Orissa were selected due to a relationship with 11 NGOs1 that invited the research team to conduct a baseline study (prior to launching a development project among their members).
During the last decade INFN, in the framework of an international cooperation for the developments of fast ramped superconducting dipoles, launched a wire development program which stepped in three phases of wire design and industrial production.
